Released in '75, Marshall Tucker Band's Searchin' for a Rainbow encapsulates the soul of Southern rock with a mix of country, blues, and folk influences that defined the band's signature sound. Their fourth studio album, it delivered the group their first Top 40 Single ("Fire on the Mountain," No. 38) and was certified Gold, peaking at No. 15 on Billboard 200. Guest appearances by Charlie Daniels and Dickey Betts boost the band's versatility, but the album keeps its rootsy, heartfelt groove. Whether you're diving into "Fire on the Mountain," the title track, or the live "Can't You See," it's a standout slice of Southern storytelling, musicianship, and groove. In celebration of its 50th anniversary, this album is released on picture disc featuring its iconic artwork.

A1. Fire On The Mountain
A2. Searchin' For A Rainbow
A3. Walkin' And Talkin'
A4. Virginia
B1. Bob Away My Blues
B2. Keeps Me From All Wrong
B3. Bound And Determined
B4. Can't You See